Jason Waterland\u2019s volunteer work at The Salvation Army in Woodstock, Ontario started out as a way to fulfill his required high school volunteer hours, but then the 17-year-old decided he really enjoyed the experience and has since gone above and beyond.<\/p>\n
Jason\u2019s volunteer work started at the Thrift Store where he helped unpack boxes and organized shelves. Jason worked there for a summer and then when the Christmas season approached, he decided to support The Christmas Kettle Campaign by volunteering as an attendant at a Kettle.<\/p>\n
Jason has been volunteering at Christmas Kettles every year and has accumulated over 300 volunteer hours.\u00a0 His mother was the Christmas Kettle coordinator for two years and his father was the coordinator last year, so Jason has also helped them organize volunteers for the campaign.\u00a0\u201cI was the mastermind behind the complex spreadsheet,\u201d he laughed.<\/p>\n